Oven for oil



(No Model.)

W. MILLER. OVEN FOB. OIL, GAS, 0R GASOLINB sTovBs. No. 350,635.

Patented Oct. 12, 1886.

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PATENT OFFICE.

VILLIAM MILLER, OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN.

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SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent o. 350,635, dated October12, 1886. Application filed January 2, 1886. Serial No.v187.462. (Nomodel.)

yfigures of reference marked thereon, which form a part oftliisspecication.

Figure 1 is a sectional view on the line Y Y of Fig. 3. Fig. 2 is asectional view on the line X. X of Fig. 3. Fig. 3 is a plan view.

Similar letters refer to si milar parts throughout the several views.'

The object of my invention' is to secure a speedy and economicaldistribution of heated air throughout the oven, and by such' rapiddistribution prevent the overheating common- 1y occurring upon thebottom.

My invention consists in the details of construction and combinations ofparts hereinafter fully described and claimed.

Referring to the drawings, B represents the oven,within which is placedthe inclined and removable false bottom J, the front edge of which restsupon the true bottom rising as it goes back above the deflector M, andsupported by turning down the side edges, as shown in Fig. 2. The samepiece turned upward forms the false back D, leaving an open spacebetween the false and true back forming the flue C, and au opening, hP,at the top of said false hack to permit the discharge of heated air intothe oven.' Directly over the bottom opening, L, is placed the detlectorm,. bent at an oblique angle, so that the heated air striking it isdeflected and passed backward through the tlue Cinto the oven. An openspace is left between the top of said deiiector and the false bottom, toprevent the overheating of the latter. Upon entering the oven the heatedair is drawn downward to the front of the oven, and the door of the samebeing made hollow, with an opening, I, at thebottom and vents c c c atthe top,forming a ilue,passes upward and is discharged through saidvents. K O O are the false sides, leaving dead-air spaces a a on thesides; F F, the grates or 'shelves A A, the handles, and K the bottom ofthe oven; H, the door, and E the back.

' All theinterior parts ofthis oven, including the false back D andbottom J,are removable, allowing the easy and thorough cleansing yof thesame and all parts thereof.

I am aware that, previous to my invention, an oven has been providedwith a jacket or covering forminga flue. I am also aware that an ovenhas been provided with an opening in its bottom, covered by a raisedperforated plate and that the door of an oven has been provided with aflue, and do not seek to claimV 'such construction; but

Vhat I do claim, and Letters Patent, is-

The combination, with an oven having an opening in its bottom, of animperforate obliquely-bent deflectoi,M,over said opening, a removablefalse bottom resting on the bottom of the oven at one end and bent toform side anges for supporting the other end above the bottom, saidfalse bottom being turned upwardly at one end to form a back Hue open atits upper end, the door h( ving a flue open atl its upper and lowerends, and the false sides resting on the false bot-tom and supportingthe shelves, as set forth.

In testimony whereof I affix my signature in presence of two witnesses.

WILLIAM MILLER.

Vitnesses: 1

WM. A. CHAPMAN, ADOLPH B. MAsoN.

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